I'm with Bing.

I know the electronic age is coming, but with all the different media, and how it changes yearly, who's to say that an electronic version will be readable 5 years down the road?

I view the mag as a data base/encyclopedia, and refer back to it.

I have books that are over 100 years old. (well, at least one and other are approaching that age) and they are still interesting to read.

Will the electronic data be available even 20 years down the road?

My sister works for a company, and they have everything stored electronically. They switched systems 2 years ago, and it wasn't until a year after they switched that they realized that they couldn't access data that was generated before the switch.... It cost them some $$ to access the data.


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